Sentence examples for was always specific from inspiring English sources

As Fallingwater demonstrates, Wright's genius was always specific, but also always lively, always daring.

But he was always specific about being born on Oct. 20.

[But] Bryan was always specific: this is a suspense thriller about killing Hitler.

He was always specific and always knew exactly what he needed in order to get the day.

The rating scale was always specific to the trait being judged, and participants were informed of this scale at the start of each block.

And this is why love, as I understand it, is always specific.

(Ms. Hazzard, in her 70's, is always specific even when the events she relates are misty).

In Cleveland, the genre emerges as a vast lexicon, almost a language, in which each example says something that may be less than profound but is always specific.

But his criteria — rhythm, structure, subject matter — were always specific enough for us to be fairly sure he would have issued diatribes against almost every "Sacre" choreographed in recent decades, most of them in America.

There is perhaps nothing more conventional than a coming-of-age story, but it is also true that the experience of moving from youth into relative maturity is always specific and unique.

Birth practices are always specific to a culture, but in this case culture may be preventing Japan from addressing its economy's largest structural problem: a shrinking work force.